When I bought my first EV there were no public chargers, but I could charge at home. We do need public chargers for travellers, but I'm not convinced by experience we need them in every town. That's not saying we don't need good enough infrastructure to convince people to make the switch though.

Words can have different meanings in different fields and contexts though. Oxford languages give a definition without including power, which matches my understanding of the term. I see both definitions as reasonable, but one is narrower than the other.

The promise of streaming was that the world's content would be made accessible at a good price, and more conveniently than pirate sites. But now I find I can't even access content that is culturally significant. I feel like the Information Age we were headed for is now the information dark ages.

If I just focus on one very specific detail it's fine.

Thanks for that article, I think it really clarified what you were getting at. Particularly I think Tim Harford's explanation has merit.
I think there is also a problem in defining output, in the output/input = productivity equation. What do we value? What should a society aim to produce?

What is the definition of a concentration camp?
✔️ Large numbers of people
✔️ Deliberately Imprisoned
✔️ Relatively small area
✔️ Inadequate facilities

It's great to have meaningful choices available.

I thought I had been using RCS in Australia for some time now?

If you look at Bradfield, the ABC had called it, but given strong preference flows have put it back in doubt. The results are generally called when there is a strong trend towards a result that seems unlikely to turn, not when it's mathematically impossible for a different result to occur.

Have a look at Bradfield. ABC has put that seat back in doubt and there are only 59 votes in it. There is still a possibility of a strong preference flow in Goldstein.

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In that specific case it seems the UAP voters preferences pushed liberal ahead of green. The greens actually had more 1 votes!
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I think they might struggle with that. The Denza N7 is prior art. It's definitely a design that seems narcissistic though.